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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
Iurcd ou &. un,n.

Mr. Readaloud picked up his morning
parer. glanced st the headlines. ana
gaspei. Great Scotland look at this
Another Holocaust! y Boitca Bridge
From Sleep 70 Death! Thousands %;
Human" lie turned pale. sank iHiu
chair, and whispered. That is tue
;gain the children were coming home
on. Read, read; cannot sre'r Hi,
wife staggered across tue rnom, picked
up the paper. looked down the column
for names. and seeing that Of t.ybia
priukhdm. sole proprietor of E''t-
Blood h nedy. smiled family. and fell
down dead on the iinoF. And TIE mex;
day The Daily Reposcr lost one of It's
oldest subscribers and a good advertiser.
-Burde.te.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
What AmIts psr

Tie symptoms q h.u1amoucs are
gHiaFrag lat 10 well ku3uu. Too
lidrf Ia different individuals 80 iar
extent a ir.inus man is seldom a
hgrskiast sslcE. T0a irrgu-at. alss. De
has at excellent apF-t.t. ius iiggias but
noae fur apiids q morning. lits
tongue VIII hardly tcar ir.rarsian a.
any time. u Il t. nui white -Ei !grf :,
IL is foush. a. all events.
The digestive system Is wholly 1ui 20
oUits and diaIihea oT crnsiipsiuu ma,
= O. e, mriom or the tvo mAy alternate
!ltfc are often htinsubo.ds og Csta
loss ~ hood. There mas h. siiiiut /.
agi gi;aa t-ai1chc and aciaiiy or h4'u.
hence and tenderness Ia the pit - tie
stomach. To correct al this Il no; q.
feet a cure ify Greens August Flower,
10 cost bat a irliie and Thousands aiigs,
IL cii!eaCy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
II IL. nan.tILis.

How many persons in this family =
asked The water assessor, ss be stool
on tie steps of a house on Congrts 81,
stree, east.
"uaiy one at present" slowly an.
swrred the women.
NO husband 90 chllren.'
II have a husband
isn't be 10 ioun."
"OI, yes
Then there are two resiiJntsf"
NO. Sit. not at present. it's bis week
FOR taking ,ht oa,s.de Of tie house and
mine for taking the In. Next week you
may ind him in aud me out 1t al de-
penis ON what kind Of a ho.d / get
when the ,iot begins. .'-De,ryi, Free
Erl-s
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
Renew. Her Youth.

Na llrla Chs.iey, Peterson, Gay
e"aHiy, l1aa, tells The following re-
uafkaile story, The truth % which j.
yUucleI g.. b. III. residents u; lie
town; y aIn nos - ye4Fs oli, have
been irouhl-d with kidney complaint
and I.m.ness Tor mauy yra-s e1ai ul'
dFrs. s.ys-i. ritLru, help Non I AN
free from al qa!H and slnurs and am
4hi- 90 d. al my own aaH7.safs. /
oVc uy thank 60 E.re,Iie HusfF f1r
having renewed my yuu;h. aai EFia -ye'l
completely Hli disease aui pain Ig
= hottie. j1e. and : a. any drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
\ sI.aiti,, Town.

stranger Ito Nevada ciii4su.-I think
@! locating here In business. and will
probably want TO iuvrs; In some real
estate. l. the town hsalihfuis
Ci;.feu-iicalihful' why. stranger.
the last death that occurred In this town
was over g yeaF ago. and that wouldn't
have happened IL be Asln', ciI.I @
Bitter Cg,cs mau liar. Let me take
y1u around aud shov you a corner ip; 3
>;rausrr-No. 1 guess not I'm Hu
undertaken, and have 60, family 20
support.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
n.IIiInr Al.

In CritT % give al chance 60 test .,
aHI iEu. te r,aFlEceI o.! Us vrHiertgi
curative r-WeE- DT. Kings Nea DE-
rluW Tor calslmp;iuu, coughs -i3
colds ulI D., Tor limited time, glvra
azas. This gilrT is no; ouiy literal.
bat ,a1Vs ualoundsd faith !u tie mef-
It, % Ilis great T,il-iy. Aliwll .slzf
from e1g-ls, colds, c-E,lmYiill. asil-
ms. t.1arhiI.., or any affection a;
.hsaa'. chest, 0r iIass. .ge e-Fera.. Zee
quJslei go call ~ auy drug s;agrr aud
--ta ;llal bottle free. i.lr-c b1;i.s, -.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
eFaIE 1TFIrIAIs

srE~n1aF. Aita AfsH1
Ilalt-la1f-fia fiayHFaa-, % y n. H7llfilu u
-s1-rrtary as STATE. jaH-s Hes
AufiinF. bzF=ia T.. h.a--'-EY
LHHzHaFrr. Peer " hrfft1
.ett FHfllc iasirlg'iaa, l. z, tnffr.l
Allar=Fy- y-seErraL Akis Narsh
I-47sfErs STATE 'r.iE-TarTr E a NF.'-. .41
L. rlrI g. W Wa..liafgI. u O. Sos
tslz1H. B. =. Ie-l..- .ll v 1-ir I.rJs.aarf.
FEFll-E rIras
IlllFs tufHaas. N4ltara p flsrA
..lsl..s-es.- . &c, naiai al : u. f.isFi
c1.HHl.sss aas-s- ~. i.,l9s. Tbs, Nagoa
aai JaEa e. st4l1Tp-
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

Is Dolores and la l'la, rniies .!u
southern Ui"s are rCroiJ a- Being 10
u fair way 20 make tfouU.. There are
great many u them cn the reserya.
ton. hunting and trapping, and acting
in a way to arouse the ire Of the settlers.
y meCtiug ol the residents OF that sec
iim has been called 10 devise some
method fnr keeping the iungrauis ou
their reservation and 10 prevent an out.
break. This has be. notable year
fJf Indian troubles.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

SENATOR CvLLo,l. framer og Tie
Inter state law, is nos preparing aa-
llissF LJi which sill BE- well received by
ils masse7. ami IL is Tor establishing q
EoyefHm,n. telegraph. \ measure Of
this kind has been up before previous
Congresses. hut she corporations We're
too strong 70 ACCOMPLISH anything. /;
50 expected that the hi.l will pass during
thr approaching session.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

AZ last a decisive examination has
teen made Of the condition Of tn. Ger
nan crown prince. The doctors unani-
m1Hsiy declare that a radical cure Is
impossible, tie only difference Of opiu-
son being rs 60 how long his life could
be prolonged. Tic crown prince showed
the greatest seif.possessiou when toid
that his recovery was uncertain. III.
malady Is the same as that which took
OF GcncraIGTant-caurer In the throat.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

The following testimonial from a lady
has been left a. this Office for sale b. q
dealer IN patent medicines; Dear
Will say lh~y while suffering
frUm a severe harEaelr / took my purse
In my hand and uent oli 10 buy one u
your plastess Imei q sneak thief on
tie corner and vas relieved - oice.
YOu can u,- hi, fog vha. Il .s worth
-llaIllRst.n ~ Irr,I.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

DAVE DAY, career will be watched
c!ul interest. sIys the Ppcl.1 Opinion.
b. iiug'luis who Rave often wondered
ula; sit-c. wealth would have GA an
cl.'0r. ~ s"1u wild glad SUI
rfise o.; haEiae q Link sccougt wears
90, aa gi.iar who has achieved pccun.
taE sue=ls, Is generally supposed tu
a.ui .se @ LHl ont 0f y.a: =.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

SEVERAL hundred slcei1c light CON-
paElcs have recently been organized o.;
atr now orTauizing throughout the
sluuirs. Tho commercial success Of
electric lgb, is greater than vas ever
anticipated Mn,prs are Multiplying Ia
n lnbsr and IN power. and In conEe-
gueuc, competition Is gradually Fciuc.
iHs tie est of lishtlu-.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

The new comet recently discovered
hy tie asiToaumrrs j. said 70 he nov
nearly visible 90 tie naked eyc, aud
with an ordinary glass mAy be easily
FOUND IN ihc evening IN Tire northwest
ssr. TIE m-i 8. ia1Y!ns eastward, j.
lIr.c AMI bright, and pr5nlsss 10 BE-
tzlmr more brilliant ia a ieg weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

Now THAT tie .... LEX ,siesrop-
j. completed ii is being shirlrd 10 Cali
foruia and will be- placed Ia ii. oi'scgya'
tor on Mount Hamilton. Tie cn;lTc
weigh: q the instrument i ci.co
pounds. and u maximum masniiyins
power s1a0 diameter. making !; the
iar.cs- telescope Ia the vosid.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

CANAua has E53 abolished pounds,
sailing, AMI pence, AMI adopted Uncle
s-m's dimes AID dollars, This proves
that Canada has more imf-oftan, com
msfciaI Tc,4u0as Hiih Is ihan with
England
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

\ Ru.sE,S Sihiiisi recently threat
ei.ei 20 do something terrible In ease
the Chicago Anarchists ucTe hung. II
l'e hankefs after leaving this universe
With the same Kind O; sa9c throat A.
his Chicago eomgA;riois did. be should
-HgtHt within reach q: an American
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
n-I.-L n-LI-IAI.

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- s. H Af.=H.
ttrfE 80 f-rsar,2fr Eat~ u.iiiEli
heHeIy C1TfE, Ia.s.ss IS. lr#Hsrl
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surtefaf. sF. ~. t.HFz
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CasranFF. . t.-.'-ses
ii..z'i nf .r--rs. - zsFffusf. Toss Isa3ss
ftfr ss.- NsfrId
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

\ NEEENsEA plfeT breaks ont In
tie f5lao lHss ''OEs hs one the lsare'
age hgias. 0ae br cue tie robins .!u-
one ug one the upqus are dNius tlai
were started ia lhe spT.ng.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

BElSs tired q standing sparks on
bic head eycfy a.h,s tag, Secretary
lamar n1g asks % have hiu kicked
ont ~ good cl.fraf shq p.ay ihai
faasT's pgi.ilJa be sraui.I.-Dsnver
HrHul..cau.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

LmEErY aud uamb-ihfou!us are no,
sIu1HymuIs. lH some parts 81 the
United states msn arc hung wiihou;
ceremony II law 70: crimes far les
aanious than The uasnrrs Q: the An
arrhIsfs
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

THE four Auar- -'s were hung at
Chicago a wcei - ... l5r exercising
The right of Tree speech. ard not alone
for melting TO murder and for couspir-
ing 70 murder, but for actual completely
IN the murder. committed. The evil
Gcrcc et 'hc triai showed as careful ald
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

TuE remarkably iI.relaeui mention
ui the sherman b1gm Jus; AZ present
WARRANTS he =gsq.eiCa Jla; % has gone
INTO liberation, hu: may break cot
zElin IN ihe spring
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
SYMPTOMS.

Loss Of Appetite, Bad
Breath, Bowels Cos-ye'
Headache, with dull, heavy
sensation; psin under shoal-
dor-blade, often mistaken Tor
Rheumatism lu,in15a after
oatins; di-.ae.iuai!on 70
exer,!on Of b5ly or mind
Irritability q. Temper; Low
Spirits (or tie Bluesli Rest.
lassucss, ani q sensation Of
having lei ual1as some
thing which lgh, to AaT3
tsan done: Wsar!nsss; D.z-
z.uess; DO. t.Jrs tie ey@
hishly-colol urine Etinl
dreams: CrFau5a, etc.
Not al!, bu, always some o!
these symptoms indicate
gaat Of aci. o q the L.T5r.
For a safe reliable remedy
that can D. 10 harm and
has never la known %
ail 10 do ra1l Is s.mmo1s
Liver Regu.a.ar.
--inrnon. Live I-rs--zilf 49, -
charm on the LiNFf Hll-s-i es y. 7. =. -.
n4sfr4ry. Haye tF.-f . ua1Fla=l.g, ~
spe4k waai kH5s s-lIEE- = uAE1sf
At-pulxZs q.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
rI.r.l- nELL-.AI.-

fssIFli Iris~. Th1saas g. Eu ErF
ff.sfrigf Afl1st.T 10 Na iiai .F
safe f. o. d. EtiF
sfasH l.sg fuae.ifsf. Nr.fa EsH.Fi'
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

THE American party showed quite d
following u the last election IN mum
Ler oi cities throughout the union.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
rvtrrn srATE. nrIilIAI-.-

~ u = - = u y 7-F7
--us-ass. ~ Ilsrra zlI %. u Teller
Err lf taHsrs-s H- o. 791ar-
r.strtT far.-. No. iz4.-ii
urH1sL Z 7, hlA
Ar.HFr. Il. ", liat-lH
I.e.a-tFf f & th- Laf.f 90 -f, ,. nrl-lu
Illeat-r q rf'lle Na1Hgs, J. :. rEaH
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

4 pEoHlpIrtoS amendment was up
lss9ye ,l,e people q Oregon iast week,
Lu. = decisive yl;a us cast against Il.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
pIwx OFFICIALS

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TIfis'H--. t.f' .iasaT. -.. -asaH-eal.. 2
t.FalIaf..u. q O. 41al T. g. g. laa
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
STATE BOARD Uf CARTS lsspU rloN
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n .. i1slsHn HF
Wf sH sH.Hrs. fas tH als
t.H.esr s.. IsaF FaE. .fa u.frHFE
fsnH~rH % AfaEHs. 70 o. sr-Hf ne
2 D.. uH.Hl. araf fHsHalHH
e. g. Hrrtl. 1-eHr
= Or. W-f-f, EEr- fsHHs
q ~ NFHsE - U4H4..F
sEasH FlfHTilszFT -a-srHTs. rl.as. a.. lalaB.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
THE HERALD BRAND.

Al. stock branded IS above Oh any
part Of animal from the tail up to right
behind the cars. Range. Garfield.
Rgutt. Grand, Eagle. ritkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern wyoming and = f,w select
patches Of feeding ground all over.
r. s-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving descriptive matter or engraved
characters. Let the cowboy on tie
range know Your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
WHITE mvEH sro-E.Gu1vrns 40.
CATION.

i'rrs i~Hi. . u.H r4s.r
Yie~sf'rrr i--'. wt fnsHHe
-FrrrfaFT. IL o. frasrrr
rrrzslreF. o. FtH..
Executive CalauifH-. o. Gfr=Hrr. A. a.
rr-f-4 -ufr -IHHs
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

Prs-,.is.s,l carss,, .4hea paid in airanee,
~ gar yusF.
,s-Lss,,I ant legal nofioo- niieeu cent. I'r
lin. fgF nrsi Iu.-1ti5a ant ten eeat, i1r saea
s1ihseJueai insertion,
AL o1a.a.. Iui-.iills should - zd'irras't %
THE NEEKRH HERALD,
NrekeF. JoluTatl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
WHEEL NOTES.

CORONER GEORGE J. TAYLOR has rid
den nearly 10000 miles.
THE GAINESVILLE 100 mile road race
was won on Victor bicycle.
PEMBROKE PLACED an order for 45
special Pony Star, for b gentleman OF
the Pacific Express Company. last
week.
SOME OF the streets in the eastern part
of the city are very nice for riding now.
Try an early morning spin-you will
enjoy it.
DURING THE L. A. W. meet at ST..
Louis, the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Co. presented their visitors with elegant
silvered match boXes-not to mention
the beer.
OWING TO the heavy wind blowing last
Sunday, the bicycle run to Garfield was
postponed. Pembroke means to Star it
out this morning. and would be pleased
to have company. Should the wind
come up in the afternoon, can come
home on the bathing train.
THE THIRD semi-annual twenty mile
race of the New York & New Jersey
| Team Road Race Association was run
on Decoration Day. A crowd consist
| ing of 1000 wheelmen and several
Thousand spectators assem- bled to see
the race. Five clubs were represented,
each club having sent four of their best
men. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested during the entire course
the contestants being so evenly
matched. The penant was Won
BY the Kings County wheelmen
who finished as follows: First. II. j
Hall, 1883; third, E. Valentine
I1.34.48. G.. A. Stenken. of the Hudson
County wheelmen, came in second,
Hall passing him just at the finish, anc
being 1857. The race altogether gav'
splendid results. Six men beat LAO
Fourteen beat 1.50. twenty-five out o
twenty eight contestants finished the
race, the last man coming in 2.01 AS
The first, second and third men rod
Star bicycles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
Registration Completed,

The work of the registrars was COM
pleted last evening. Mr.. Williams, of
the second precinct, has registered
1 ,0OS, having added nearly 200 names
during the past week. From what be
has cleaned during his work among the
people of that precinct, he thinks
there will be very close struggle. Mr..
Williams has prosecuted his work
without fear or favor, and has given
everybody a chance to take the oath
necessary to become voter.
Mr.. Clark, of the third precinct
is another gentleman who has at.
tended strictly to his business. he
has added SO to his list during the
week, and now shows total of 500. He
registered one gentleman yesterday
afternoon, whose citizenship papers
had been signed by the District Court
clerk less than an hour previously.
The other registrars were not to be
found last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
A SCORE OF YEARS /.
The Anniversary Exercises of ST.
Marks School.

A large audience filed the parquette
and first circle of the Opera House last
night, on the occasion of the twentieth
anniversary of st Marks School.
The exercises were under the aus
pices of the Alumni Associst ton, a large
number OF whom were present upon
the stage. Following was the order OF
exercises:
Jubilate, Greed, Lords Prayer and Collects
1. Historical Grafton. Mr.. c. 0. Wh1ttemore
CLASS OF 1882.
.. Piano duet-Airs from Foreign Lands
PROT Radcliffe. Miss N Morgan.
8. Essay-The Spirit of the Tempest
.........--.-.... MIS-. ; L. DA"" -
CLASS OF 1881.
4. Music-The Chapel Bell. Male Quartette
5. Poem ii School Days.
- ...-..--..... !mr. e. ELS WI III
CLASS OF 1884.
6. Music-.'When in my Dreams. Vcgrich
Mr.. RoberdGorlinsH
5. Music-Soli and chorus 49,. -Rnsln1
10 Music-Florence Waltz Liebiins
Miss Nelson
IL. Gloria in Excelsis.
II. Benediction.
Mr.. Whittemore's address was ably
written, and we'll rendered, and wa:
listened to with close attention.
Mrs. J. H. Browns essay was mer1-
torious literary effort, and Elmer Els
worth's humorous poem met with such
a storm of applause at the close of the
reading that the young author was
made to bow his acknowledgements.
Mr.. Gorlinski sang with his usual
effectiveness, and the instrumental
music rendered by Prof. Radcliff, Miss
Morgan and Miss Wilson was all Of
high order, and excellently performed
The singing Dy the male quartette and
choir were equally excellent.
Governor West 8 address was full Of
congratulation for the good work &C
complished in the past, aud full OF en-
couragement for the future.
Bishop Tuttle's address was an elo-
quent and ringing one.
At the close of the exercises Professor
Miller stated that it was the intention
to publish the proceedings of this
twentieth anniversary of St Marks il
book form III the near future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
ANXIOUS TO SHINE.
Another Registrar Afraid of the
Tribune" Lash.

Registrar Wilkes, of the Fifth Pre-
cinct, seems anxious, at the last moment,
to air his superior knowledge as to who
should be allowed to register. 1t comes
to US on good authority that he has
made representations to certain young
Gentiles that they need not take the
oath unless they so desired it; that they
could merely subscribe to it, and thus
secure the right to vote without even
having any intention of obeying the
law.
Yesterday a couple of gentlemen
whom he supposed were members of the
Peoples Party, applied to him to regis
ter them.
you understand the oath, do you?'
he asked.
Eyes, sir" was the reply.
"You are willing to swear that you
will neither aid, abet, counsel or advise
any one, either directly or indirectly, to
break the law2"
Eyes, SIR"
"Do you propose to pay any more
tithing2"
81 don't see what that has to do with
it. My property is my own, and may
do as please with it. !"
But urged The registrar, eff you
pay tithing, you aid aud abet. "
After considerable jangliDg, however
both the applicants received the grac
ious permission of His Royal Nibbs, ant
| took the oath.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES
Surveying Parties Out Fo,,.
Northern. aN

The party OF Union Pacific .u
under command of chief enpina'y0n
Arsdel and assistant enginsep T Va
are now IN the canyon of Co,ta 'alg,
creek surveying down to II" unSOod
water. This survey was comm C'sa',
point near the Afford Whit at
and continued down to Shebsn" ranch
and thence TO Cottonwoc.. ereaH Vest
other party which arrived sub,sa',. Ihe
commenced at the same point as
other party. and have coptinna,' a'
west to Rocky canyon. It is ny: l.
structions to continue the suryaU eis IN,
Rocky canyon to Salmon r;v Ivy .aoSo
thence up the Little SaiDeo and
meet the party running a Ittia y y
from the Weiser country. tn uoEa
| abilities are that the survey Nil Prob
tinued down the Clearwater an W Co..
meet with the Northern Pacific ni Con-
latch Creek. The engineers in va fOt
of these parties have positive Dua.afgs
lions to examine every possible '.tas,
across the prairie between the 3. iioaa
and Clearwater Rivers. A hesvr,a lnOO
is expected down Rocky CanvSoss fsds
as there is plenty of rooIl. Tor 49, Gu, put
nc lnsurmountable obstruction y y
fered to railroad construction. liz u
derstoOd that the line OF Railroad :. Va'
built over the route now being y =. "
veyed will be called the Idaho So SUI
ern, and it Is designed as an 't !.
pOrtant feeder for the Oregon o. ~
Line and the Union Pacific sr SaV'1
1t will do for Idaho TERRITORY I NJ
the Utah Northern did for south wy. as
ern Idaho, Wyoming, Utah ana N Ja,'
tana; that is, it will open up for ss tVa'
ment and place within reach oi ~
markets very large and fertile scons ~ !;
country. The Idaho Northern boN
ever, will run through grand conn.,
all the way, a country of iD6ni,oi.
greater variety of resources than H.,
traversed by the Utah Northern. Con-
mencing at Weiser City the "Id,I.
Northern" will at once enter the ~
agricultural settlements which erts15
along the Weiser River for sixty mil.
The richest lands in all Idaho are IN /.
found in the lower Weiser, Nam
Creek, Middle Valley, Salubria, h.
dian, Council and Hornet VsIsT,
A road through that district will E,
the rich mineral districts of Wasbinoi
ton County, and the vast eOppar mips
of the Seven Devils district, access !,
which can easily be had by way Of d,
Hornet Valley. Higher up the rosi
enters the Lii tie Salmon meadow. ami
will be able to supply Long Valley and
all the upper Payette country, and sIso
a great portion of the middle and south
fork Of Salmon River county. Then
the road follows down the Little Sal
mon. serving the northern portion O
the Seven Devils in its course ami
finally, as it approaches Salmon Rive,
it brings within its jurisdiction all 0
central Idaho.-Grangeville Free Prev
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a Salt Laker Robbed.

Officer Mulligan found an old MS
wandering aimIessly on Wynkoq
Street, near Seventeenth, early til
morning and arrested him for sal
keeping. At police headquarters Il
man gave his name as G. F. Wood Il
said he had been robbed of $500. Il
right trousers pocket was torn out
he had a bruise on his forehead shoT
ing where he had been struck by SON.
blunt instrument. He said he arhTa
from Salt Lake City at 8 O'Clock yestl-
day afternoon, and intended to 90 70
Golden to visit his relatives. At thl
corner OF Thirteenth and Campo Street,
he asked a stranger to direct him to th'
Union Depot. and on the way dow
confded to him that he had largeSu
of money on him. When they got na
Wynkoop Street confederate iumpsl
out of an alley and hit him, while IL:
other man took mis- money. He eOul.
give no description of the thieves
Denver News, june 9.
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The A. O. O. VS. New Quarters.

The order of A. o. q. ". have lesSi
the second floor of the Eagle Emporium
building, and are engaged in remOds'
ing the entire interior with the ultimss
view of converting the whole into 1,
spacious ballroom Tor concert hsll
place fer meeting, ante-rooms, ETC. 81
lib. The largest room is now oehs
papered By one of Mr.. DinwOods!
artists, and when completed will presan
a rich and beautiful appearance;
Carpenters, painters and plastererS VII
this week, make q great change IN tn'
quarters.
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At AL Seasons.

At the Occidental the beverages
c oncocted, whether in the winter,
during summer or fall, are delicious,
pure and superior. Full stock of spirit
aous, vinous and fermented liquors and
Ihoice cigars. Family trade speciality.
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietors.
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256 Main Street, is DOW open agai a,,
after a thorough renovation. FlISt ITacs
cooking and elegantly furnished plA'''
Open night and day. -...o.
n. BERNARDIs, Proprls'O4'
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G. A. Il.

We have on hand fifty G. A. r. suits,
suitable for summer wear, which we
will close at special low prices. Call and
see, l.. GOLDBERG.
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We are making up fashionable suits
az prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line otimported clothes.